Devdab launched a demonstration of a hyper-personalized healthcare AI service in Gyeongbuk, South Korea. The company uses small data center infrastructure and personal exercise records to power the service. It is testing the program with BL Gym, which runs 11 fitness centers in Pohang and Gyeongju.
Government-backed project
The work is part of a 2026 small data center AI industry growth program. The Ministry of Science and ICT and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency support the initiative. Devdab is carrying out a regional AI service demonstration task under that program.
Company context
Devdab was founded in May 2024 as a data and AI technology company. CEO Choi Ok-gyu leads a team with more than 20 years of experience in AI modeling and data processing. The company received venture certification in June 2025.
How the service works
The service monitors health using individual workout records. It offers personalized exercise programs, diet guidance, and recovery plans. Devdab uses GPU resources from Handong University AI Accelerator Center to train its AI models.
Devdab plans to collect field feedback from BL Gym members and improve the service. The company also aims to expand from the Gyeongbuk region to the rest of South Korea. It said the project will validate the technology before a wider rollout.